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How one trend-following fund outperformed rivals by bringing humans back into the decision-making process

How one trend-following fund outperformed rivals by bringing humans back into the decision-making process
MarketWatch Wednesday 07 October 2026, 07:08 UTC By Jules Rimmer 1 min read
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One trend-following fund has outperformed rivals this year by deciding to take profits.

One trend-following fund has outperformed rivals this year by deciding to take profits. [Image text:] SELL 2 Short Long +2 BUY SELL Short Short Short buo7 +2
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